TAM starts A350 service to Madrid

Earlier today the first TAM A350 visited Madrid Barajas, becoming the first commercial A350 to land at this airport.

TAM's first A350 approaching Barajas.
The A350 will replace the 777 four times a week, then will fly the GRU-MAD-GRU route daily, operating flights JJ8064 and JJ8065.

More precise information on the TAM A350 service to Madrid from airlineroute.net:

From 04APR16, the A350 will be operating 4 times a week (Day x357 from GRU, Day x146 from MAD), replacing 777-300ER.

 By 21MAY16, the A350 will be operating on daily basis.

 JJ8064 GRU2255 – 1350+1MAD 350 D
JJ8065 MAD2355 – 0525+1GRU 350 D
Next A350 scheduled to fly into Madrid will probably be that of Iberia.

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